Sentence examples for outright declared from inspiring English sources

Only the city comptroller, William C. Thompson Jr., has outright declared the recession over.

Fox News has laid out a specific set of actions that would lead it to determine one of its analysts is seriously considering a campaign, including starting an exploratory committee, appearing at debates, or, obviously, outright declaring a candidacy.

From the Second World War until the Clinton Presidency, homosexuality in the armed services was banned outright; declaring oneself gay was a common draft-dodging maneuver during the Vietnam years.

Wellington rejected their pleas outright, declaring that "[Louis XVIII is] the best way to preserve the integrity of France".

Maybe Tyrion Lannister didn't outright declare, "There's a fungus among us!" when he was on trial for King Joffrey's murder.

In it, the programme's presenter, law professor Chris Gallavin falls short of saying Scott is innocent but does outright declare that "the investigation and the trial were unfair".

Chomsky argues that the Republican neoconservative administration of President George W. Bush, elected to the presidency in 2001, differed from earlier administrations in one key respect: it was open about adhering to the Imperial Grand Strategy, outright declaring that it would be willing to use force to ensure U.S. global hegemony despite international condemnation.

"For our mission to be sustained, we need to win the next election outright," Cameron declared.

The novel, despite the stream of plaudits for its satirical subtlety, accomplishes the same thing as an outright tract declaring that Islam is a pre-Enlightenment, patriarchal religion and, while he's at it, that women's rights are disposable.

Since neither side declared outright victory after the first debate, both Mr. Bush and Mr. Gore may feel pressure tonight to be more aggressive.

But Chechnya, which had bridled under Moscow's rule since the nineteenth century and suffered mass deportations and killings under Stalin, declared outright independence.